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How to Build a Bigger Bench, Part Two

Jul-25-19

Full-body tension and full intent, as they help you produce force in the bench press.

How to Build a Bigger Bench, Part One

Jun-22-19

Getting strong and staying healthy for the long term, using bench press as an example. Part 1: Everything to get ready to lift.

Resolutions vs Goals (Smart and otherwise)

Jan-06-19

Forget the half-hearted resolutions – set a goal that excites you! Map it out, and get there one step at a time.

Practical Q&A: Notes from my DNS 1 Weightlifting Course

Aug-17-18

Practical tidbits about movement and strength work, from my notes in a recent DNS1 weightlifting course.

DNS and the Big Fix: Using the Diaphragm for Optimal Spinal Stabilization

Aug-10-18

For optimal spinal stabilization in strength training, the diaphragm must be activated within its full 360 degrees, and the diaphragm and pelvic floor kept parallel.

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